Asa you know how to put a engine together Karl showed us how. The hard part is finding one that you can refresh like we did to my 360. A salvage yard is out of the question. But you need to be able to hear it run before buying the motor.
He's right Asa, when you get the engine, we can go through it and freshen it up like we did with Cliff's 360.
We'll pop out all the freeze plugs and oil galley plugs and clean out the water and oil passages. Then we can give it a quick hone to clean up and scuff the cylinder walls. We can give it our "backyard" block prep, and it will be good to go.
A refresh kit from Mancini with bearings, rings, and a gasket kit. We can even paint it up real purdy like Rani did to hers.... :thumblef: